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  The Department of Corrections holds about 12,500 juveniles and adults accountable for their actions against victims through a combimation of secure facilities and community corrections. These include: Pine Hills Youth Correctional Facility for juvenile males, Riverside Youth Correctional Facility for juvenile females, Montana State Prison, Montana Women's Prison, Treasure State Correctional Training Center (boot camp), a private prison, two regional prisons, the Missoula Assessment and Sanctions Center, the START (Sanction, Treatment, Assessment, Revocation and Transition) center, 23 probation and parole offices, six intensive supervision programs, and two youth transition centers. The department also contracts with six prerelease centers.

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  • Department of Corrections Bob Anez (406) 444-0409; 1539 11th Ave., Helena, MT 59620-1301
  • Adult Community Corrections Pam Bunke: (406) 444-9610; 1539 11th Ave., Helena, MT 59620-1301
  • Pine Hills Youth Correctional Facility Jim Hunter: (406) 233-2290; P.O.Box 1058, Miles City, MT 59301
  • Montana State Prison Linda Moodry: (406) 846-1320, ext 2201; 400 Conley Lake Road, Deer Lodge, MT 59722
  • Montana Women's Prison Annamae Siegfried-Derrick: (406) 247-5102; 701 S. 27th St., Billings, MT 59101
  • Riverside Youth Correctional Facility Cindy McKenzie: (406) 225-4500; Box 88, Boulder, MT 59632
  • Treasure State Correctional Training Center (406) 846-1320, ext 2107; 1100 Conley Lake Road, Deer Lodge, MT 59722

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  The Montana Department of Corrections firmly supports crime victims in a number of important ways. Each correctional facility in Montana has a designated Victims Information Officer (VIO) to assist crime victims with their quest for current, accurate information. The Public and Victims' Information Specialist (PVIS) serves as an advocate for crime victims in general and staff liaison to the Crime Victims Advisory Council. The Council, which advises the department, consists of crime victims, victim advocates and several VIOs from DOC facilities.
Do you need information about an offender or help in understanding the victims' office?
The Department has five ways to help you.

  1. Victim Notification-a telephone system
  2. Victim Information Officers
  3. Crime Victims Advisory Council-a group committed to advancing victims' rights
  4. Correctional Offender Network a Web-based Offender Information Locator
  5. Victim-Offender Dialog Program

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